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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-15

With all the shock felt at the terrible railway
disaster in Massachusetts yesterday must be min
gied feeling OF thankfulneSS that the horrors OF
nre were not added 70 those Of wreckage There
were coal stores on the cars but by the MANIFEST
chance they did not discharge their contents upon
the imprisoned passengers except in the case of
one stove, the ire from which was quickly extin-
guished The cause OF the disaster is yet TO be
definitely liked. Primarily, it was due 10 the
giving way OF a bridge. But what caused the
bridge 20 give way? Had the officers whose bust.
ness II was to inspect the road failed Of their dutq
Had rust eaten away the strength OF q
truss, or a rail been allowed TO get too
badly worn for safe use? In the case OF the
Ashraoula bridge, It was shown that nature had
begun process OF disintegration In the metal
composing IL Was the primary cause OF this dis
Aster the same as at Ashtabula? Have our rail-
road systems reached an age when dlsintegrating
bridges are TO become as fruitful a source of hor
rofs as IRE spreading stoves? The travelling
pubic Will be for long time 10 come extremely
nervous about single-track railroads, about
bridges and turn-outS, about swift movement
DOWN grades, and about cold-weather journeys.
winter has rarely passed into which have been
crowded such number OF fatal casualties on the
rail as the season just ending has witnessed II
some reform In the methods or supervision by
stock, do not grow out Of the experience OF the
last three or four months, life and property Will
nave been sacrificed 10 no purpose.
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Hon ART TAILORING.


1T WOULD OCCUPY TOO MUCH SPACE WERE WE
TO ATTEMPT TO DESCRIBE IN DETAIL THE
VARIOUS STYLES THAT FASHION HAS DEcREED
SHOULD BE WORN THE COMING SPRING AND
SUMMER SEASONS BY MEN WHO MAKE ANY
PRETENTIoNs TO DRESS OR AFFECT POLITE
SOCIETY. NOR DO WE THINK IT NECESSARY TO
DO so. BECAUSE TEE MAN OF STYLE AND FASH
ION IS GENERALLY AS WELL POSTED ON SUCH
MATTERS AS THE MERCHANT TAILOR, YET WE
THINK ITS IN ORDER TO SAY THAT OUR TAILOR
ING DEPARTMENT IS NOW THOROUGHLY
STOCKED WITH THE LATEST AND CHOICEST
FABRICS. AND THAT OUR DESIGNER has GIVEN
THE STUDY OF STYLES THE ATTENTION 1T DE-
SERVES
WE WOULD. THEREFORE, SUGGEST TO DUB
PATRONS THE ACCESSIBILITY OF PLACING
THEIR ORDERS WITH US NOW FOR FUTURE USE
INA FEW wEEKsLOR. PERHAPS DAYs-MoRE,
THE WEATHER WILL HAVE MODERATED AND
SETTLED SUFFICIENTLY TO ENABLE MEN OF
FASHION TO DON SPRING ATTIRE WITH PER-
Feet SAFETY. NOW IS THE TINE TO LEAVE
YOUR ORDERS, WHILE OUR BEST woRKMEN
ARE NOT RUSHED, AND YOU'LL HAVE YOUR
SPRING SUIT READY THE DAY YOU wANTIT
THE PATRONS OF OUR TAILORING DEPART
MENT ARE MEASURED BY THE ARTIST WHO DE-
SIGNS AND FASHIONS THE GARMENTS. THE
GARMENTS ARE MADE UP BY SKILLED WORK.
MEN UNDER HIS IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION
AND HE is TOO JEALOUS OF HIS REPUTATION
TO PERMIT ANYTHING TO LEAVE OUR HOUSE
UNLESS 1T SUITS HIS CRITICAL EYE AND IS EN-
TIRELY SATISFACTORY TO THE PATRON.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
ARTISTIC TAILORS,
mh15 300 TO 3os SEVENTH STREET.
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"If any bill shall not be returned oy the Presi

''1f any bill shall not be returned pv the Prest
oenr witnin ten days Sunday excepted after it
be law In Ike manner as II he had signed H. I'M
less the Congress. by their adjournment, prevent
It's return, In which case IL shall not be a law"
so says the constitution Is this provision TO be
read as II there were added 70 IL the words "with-
out the approval OF the President9, The New
York constitution has the above provision Cover
nor being substituted for President, with the adj
ditional words quoted and is therefore explicit
In the constitution OF the United States It Is claim
ed that the words are implied 1t is pointed out
that 1.-THE President approves bill by signing &C.,
he Is not required to return 1t 10 Congress and il
Is argued that the provision quoted has reference
only TO unsigned bills, AMI 10 the cases in
which they may become laws without the
Presidents signature, and that the excep-
ton relating TO the adjournment OF Con-
gresS Is intended only to prevent a bill
from becoming a law, without the executive an
prevail merely from the circumstance that an
adjournment OF Congress prevents return OF the
disapproved bill. Cases are cited where similar
prOvisie rs have been so construed and the cap
tured property act, which was signed after the
adjournment OF Congress and has been recognized
as valid by all branches OF the government, is re-
fefred 70 as a practical precedent. on the other
side, the blunt, unqualified words ut shall not be
q law" are relied upon. The United States Consti-
tuition also omitS any limitation upon the time
AFTER adjournment within which the President
must approve bill In order TO make IL law In
New York the period OF thirty days is allowed by
the constitution. Under the United States Consti-
tuition, If the President may sign bill after Con-
gress adjourns IL does not appear that there Is
any express Limit upon the tine within which he
may DO 80.
As the outcome OF contending legal arguments
IT seems that there is enough doubt about the
proper construction Of the Constitution TO justify
the President in signing bill after the adjourn
ment OF Congress and treating it as law, pro-
vided he wishes very much 10 do so; but that the
question Is so close that he will also be justified In
refusing to make the experiment II he feels no
particular enthusiasm for the legislation TO be ap-
proved And from this reasoning the conclusion
follows irresStiby that as the President does not
wish TO sign the river and harbor bin he will not
sign IL As this simple and beautiful result had
already been reached by the general public through
other than legal processes, lawyers aud laymen
have now come by different paths TO point of
agreement. Th% outcome is not as satisfactory as
IL Is simple leaves the Potomac fats without
the funds necessary to carry on the improvement
and exposed TO the spring freShets, which may de-
story much that has already been accomplished In
the work Of reclamation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-15

the movement 10 raise funds for the relief OF the
VICTIMS Of the earthquake In Italy took shape at
.ne meeting at Masonic hall last night, and com
mitsee was appointed 70 take charge OF the mat
1sr. contributions can be sent 70 the members OF
the COMMITTEES or 70 the STAR orncc.
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Tmx DErAnrxrsr
"

TmY DEpARrMENr
SPECIALTIES
Stamped ALL Linen Shoe Bars only Csc each
Stamped An-Linen Buster Bags, only TIC.
each
each.
Stamped An-Iin Laundry Bags, two sizes,
IS and $50. each.
300 Hand-painted Pasteboard Splashers.
novelty" landscape and water scenes, worth
6Oc., only 3.lc. each.
200 Stamped Linen Splashsrs worth Ito,
Stamped Monte Cloth Splashera 30e Zoo
and 81 each.
Stamped Linen Bureau Covers 1888 inches
only 45c. each; finer qualities 60, rs and S5c
Stamped Pillow Shams, extra size, only 20c.
per pair.
Rich Mikado Scarfs, only Soc each.
Oriental Scarts, heavily run with tinsel worth
81, only 75c each.
Butterfly Tides run with tinsel something
new and very handsome, only 81 each.
(Second floor; take elevator)
WOODWARD n InTHROp
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The discovery OF fresh plot 10 destroy the car
and establish constitutional government on the
ruins OF the Russian deSpOtISn awakenS very
little interest, when we consider the immensely OF
the issues involved. What the public appetite de-
mands In this line is news OF successful, not an
unsuccessful plot. Nevertheless, the latest devel-
opments promise to revive the worlds Tagging in
tereSt In the internal affairs of Russia not by the
nature OF the conSpiracy-which IS OF piece with
q score that have preceded it-but by the char
acter OF the men who have entered into it. The
Nthtlist propaganda was no stranger TO land
owners and even 10 official personages Of high
rank. II did not, however, make much Roadway
with the merchant class. These people are usu-
ally conservative by education. They have learned
by experience that the sudden fuctuatfon of
values, the sentiment OF m1strust and hesitancy in
the popular mind and the other incidents OF a dis
turbed political condition are net favorable to
leg1t1m ite trade and their demand Is usually for
peace at any price. II, as the newspaper dis
patches represent, these people form the rank and
LIE OF the new revolutionary movement, IL is
significant fact And the report bears on its face
the color OF truth, in view Of the nature OF the
government which these people would set up In
the place OF the cars The nihilist would de-
stroy all government, without suggesting substi-
tute for the existing system. The communist, the
socialist the republican, each has his special plan
for reorganization on radically different basis
from the present. The new movement however,
out OF the question. but would retain the stable
features Of that form while strictly limiting the
sovereign's powers. political struggle with such
an end in view stands good deal better chance OF
success than the wild and planIess revolrs OF the
nihiusrs
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SPECIAL CASH BAnoA1ss

BEAUTIFUL PRINTS, Sc
LOkSDALE CAMBRIC IOxc
34-inch CASHMERES. 35c Gan Colony
l0-4 SHEETIN0, l5kc.
$40 SHAwLS for 1880
COCNTERPANES,4 Age nm
~ BLANKETS for IS So
Lyons eros GRAIN SILK Sac nm
si1SGhn EDsTt Ss1ss stMsns cOhsETs. CSC.
Merino. Gsuze. Balbrixgan and Camsl,. Hair ylra>-
wear ct tnanu1scturers' prices A SA>1ss
uhl2-ss hRODHEAD Co.'s. so7 + IT. nv.
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More SpR1se VEIyErs.

Much of the new Spring Stock II ready.
Stripes Of different widths, In large variety
OF rich color combinations and harmonj1ng ef-
fscts- We can show you . piece to match any
color In Spring Wooden Dress Goods. Also .
choice line of Plaid effects
el-25. Sl.5O, and S250 per yard
WOODWARD A I0THROp
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WANTED--LOTS.

WANTED-To OWNERS OF LoTs-FoR INME-
w date investment. whole parts OF Squares OF va
can't ground None but actual owners need apply Ad-
dress with pats aud prices A. b. Star office inh
WANTED-I0o,ooo CITY AND SUBURBAN
w Lots at investment prices, to sell in New York
HElSkEIL McLERAN,
zoos st NV,
market where Washington Investments in demand.
his new feature commends itself TO owners
York business gromEtly transacted through
ciate. JNO. r FOLEY tmember r. E Exchanxe) 1877
Broadway and 27S west 125th st., New York mh4-l Inn
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Jos Lor"

Jos Lor"
OF
EMBROIDERlES.
We have Just contaminated the p,,rchase Of
a"Job Lot" Of Black and White Irish Point
Embroidery ut virtually our own figures, en-.
abllng us to offer them at about half regular
prices. These are embroidered on q fine quail
lily Of Chambray Cloth. and warranted sbso-
lutely fast colOrs.
Edgings, s inches wide, worth 37Hc, only
20c per yard.
lEcginss. 81 inches wide, worth 75c., only
Edgings, 13h inches wide. worth 81, only
62A per yard.
Flouncings, AZ inches wide, worth O.. so only
$1G5 per yard.
AZ these goods will undoubtedly meet with
quick sale we advise customers to call at their
earliest convenience.
(Second door: take elevator.)
WOODWARD A IOT4ROp
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j. G.. HurcH1ssox
IMPORTER
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS,
Correct Styles
BoNNETs. HATS,
RIBBONS. FLOWERS
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS,
In great variety. of the newest and choicest produc
tons. many styles of which are con-
signed to exclusively.
WRAPS, IMPORTED NOVELTIES
JACKETS, S2-37 and upward The fine grades al
proportionately low prices. Examination will be
vincng Of the bargains Offering in this depart
ment.
LACES
42-inch BLACK CHANTILLY FLOUNcEs from
sL75 yard to $500.
MARQUIsE AND SPANISH FLOUNCING,
DRESS TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS. Etc
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON JET PASSE-
MENTERIES
Spring importation of our CELEBRATED FOSTER
GLOVES, with improved lacing. Our sales of this
Glove during the past season have been enormous.
FOSTER GLOVES have equal in At style or reli-
ability SlOO per pair upward
mh15 DOT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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MEs,s SHIRTS To ORprn

Quality, thorough workmanship and low prices
are telling. Although very busy. we are still
prepared to take nore orders, and guarantee per
feet satisfaction, even in the most minute de-
tail. Men who have been paying fancy prices
Tor made-to-measure Shirts arc specially i'm
pOrtuncd to give us the chance to fit them bet
ter than ever before at more moderate price.
Six Shirts for 80
Six Shirts for $40 so.
Six Shrts for Sl2.
Six Shirts for S15.
Superb line Of Fancy Madras shirtings. We
will make you half-dOzen from these iuclud-
ing Collars and Cuffs, for Sl5.
WOODWARD LOTHROP's BRANCH,
mills No. 1913 street w.
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p ALAS ROYAL SpR1sa
90 PPP ZEE Nm n II Nm GGG
&c Err f. Nh + Nh s &C
ssss ooog Nv, XEEENN EMRRE ssss
$3.50 90 8 V EE m Il kRR ssss
$50 GU U w IN MIR Rs-S-

$3.50 Trimmed Bonnets for 81 90.
33c. Straw Bonnets for 29c.
ACC. Hats, four shapes, Acc.
$6.6S English Tweed Suits, S5.98.
$12 Serge Suits for $1,000.
$50 Children's Suits for 81 90.
&l5O ''P. R." and 6-button Gloves, 81.20.
Csc. Isle Thread Gloves, gle.
Csc. Jewelry, all styles, 19c.
75c. Jewelry. all styles, SOC.
25c. Rubber Dolls for loo.
Csc. BisQue Dolls for 49c.
S1.45 Check Gossamers for S1.20.
Csc Bunches Feather Tips for Soc
csc. Satin and G. G. Sash, S9c.
CSC. Bottles Florida Water, 21c.
S9c. Nickel Clocks, warranted. 100.
lie. Lubdn's Powder for &c.
Csc. Silk Garter Web for PIC.
13c. Roll Toilet Paper for lie.
Csc. Fans, all styles, Ice.
CSC. Fans, all styles. 79c.
$1.6S Jerseys, all styles. S1.42.
$l.98 Children's Jerseys. Sl59.
Csc. India Linens for 21c
3 for Csc. Tides for 19c.
SOC. Satin Pincushions for 39c.
S3.98 Tailor-made Jersey Coats, &298
@1398 Beaded visites for $40.
S398 Children's Coats for 1857
CSC. Lonsdale Cambria Gowns, 73c.
sec. Handmade French Chemises, 48c.
39c. good Muslin Chemises, 34c.
SOC. good Muslin Skirts, 29c
25c Null Caps for 19c.
Csc. Lace Trimmed Aprons, 19c.
SOC. Writing Tablets. &c.
81 French Woven Corsets, 79c
75c. Coutil and Sateen Corsets, SOC.
4Sc. Wire Health" Bustle 39c
CSC. Coaching Psrasols for SIC
SLIGO Fancy Parasols for 81 81.
S1.50 Gloria" not fraud, $685.
Csc. japanese Ware for 2lc
$1.1O Guaranteed Black Silks CSC.
$1.45 Black Satin Rhadame 81 So
&c. Spring Shades Surahs. soc
10 per cent discount on Dress Trimmines Bu
tons, Curtains, Laces, Embroideries, Orien,
Goods.
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sSI,RENcH sysrrM On sor~D,

"ERESCH SYSTEM OF SOUND
verbs ugn sonIss Of pronuncistiop tdioms and
nj ~ a.. pnes OF work also spring Term now at
O. esss5 Aonday, Wednesday and Friday, ct II
= M 8 80 and g 80 p m CAL those days q 40
nteo 70 acquire In thirty lessons good
euage. rn6S - 49,
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

1soR RENI-A BRICK HOUSE. HALL, WATER
and gas 10Y Rhode Island rent SO. Apply
e. G. f. E. RICHARDSON HOG l. ST NV mhl3-3t.
urOH RENT
isso New YORK ave- rooms. $50
1ooo n 81. re. rooms ............. 20
AnrlN -------- $500 -
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x UDDfGORE SCORE. GILBERT SULLIvAN,s
80; new opera. ~ METZEROTT'S. 9th and Pennsyl-
'eA1e e'e. mh15.1X

HQMOEOPATHY-THE BELIEF ENTERTAINED
" many people that Honoe0pathy il simply in.
doses IL an Simitia Stmibus Cur
,n, Tlke cures hke) says nothing about the dose
,, Is the result Of experience. proving that the
Jaw Of 2. remedy selected the line Of natures
ne neoicine Of the small dose TO b. efcacious
ia oe PREPARED with the utmost and accuracy
~. ms reason buyers should 80 to old aud wen.
onw H. IIadacles for their supplies Ours il not
put the only awarded vorIdss fair msais foy
nls.ee MY. ana s1csisnce Of it, prspar.sons Com
remedisss "s Fl IT., Nv As1X dTSEEi,s. :s
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G e N IS.
csc. Half Hose, all styles, 21c-
4Sc. Bicycle Hose for 42c.
@1.35 Bicycle Shirts for 81.
4Sc. Underwear, all styles, 42c.
csc. Fancy Colored Underwear, SOC.
Csc. Satin-lined Scarfs, all styles, 19c.
40. English SILK Scarfs, 39c.
Csc. "Pslais Royal" Shirts, 7Sc.
73c. Fancy Trimmed N. Shirts, &c.
2Oc. 4-ply Linen Cuffs, 18c.
15c. 3-ply Linen Collars, 11c
48c China S1k Hsndkerchie5s, Csc.
CSC. English Kid Gloves. 79c.
e1.5o Genuine Gloria" Umbrellas, 81. 80.
$3.50 Csmsnted Rubber Coats. al.3S.
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Two Specials" In Hoszar.
From the excellently selected stock of exceed.
tngly good values we single ont the following:
100 dozen Ladiesextra fine Sprtngweieht Cot
ton Hose, split soles, colors Black. Seal, Gar.
net, Navy, and three shades of Gray, color
warranted worth Soc, only 45c. per pair; 3
pair for rs,
For wear under Colored Hose to protect the
Feet from the effects of in furious dyes, We offer
5O dozen extra fine Unbleached 0auze Isle
Thread Hose. double heel and toe. only 42c. per
pair.
wOODwARn n TnTuRnp
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mhl5-6t
EoR RENT-HoUsEs

STORES.
Strand Gvv- l3l49th
81. NV. SrS. So
Str. r1n. ana part cellar,
cor.4th and y sts.n.w So
Str. tln. l54l NJ ~. NV. >
Str. rm., cellar. I back rm
POI II II. n.e..........l1
Str. and dwr. BIB Willow
Tree alley. tir........1O
Str. rTu. 4.ll -. Sc. q
The above is only a port
books. For iull list cali at
the LIST and 5th. fmli1l
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E3K REnI .ya hI 10 rooms. nod i1nps' Appy .
A. p HILL co, 1888 Ut. mh4-xw
NOR RENT-l3ls MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. HALF
IL square from Thomas Circle. entrance ON Massschu-
sets ave and NJ St large side yard III rooms Apply
20 A. T. hill Co., 1880 ST. nh4-2
THOR RENT-No. 2l39 K ST. Nw.-NEw TWELVE
Il room brick mod imp: front and back yards:
Key with JOHN SHERMAN Co.. 140s 4. is2s-6ws
TSOR RENT-LE DRoIT PARK. DEsIRABLE 10
ID room house with ell improvements. heater, opea
grrtes; large grounds; go. Also. humber of Other
good dwellinss and businsss places 4. A. AcIk1Ik2
SlbI nh4-los
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u l2a4 Mass ave n ", l5r 6o4 ne. 4r..... IL SO
AS Colege ct a W. Tor % All Wilson St -w--12QO
lilo Nd sv sw., Tor IS ioie $ Cap. st. r. 1890
1928 Prospectsy. 7r 90 80 II Bagdens al 4r l9 39
40 St nv store .20oQ 1896 n Csp- Dr.. Ivy
226 n s.w. IL 90 X st. aw, Or. new soo
mhl2-3t. A. 8. CAywoOD. cor 9th and y Sta nv.
IN0R RENT uNFIRNlSHED
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INoR RENT-pANENHOMER& soN.

NOR RENT-BY c. H. PARKER AZ 4 f SITS. Sw
Il 400 ID ne. ar, nj s25 S02 sw, or. mi $3.50
49, Ksw, Or. 1900 ll99 a III De-, NV %
- 81 Nj sw. ar. 90 :935 1913 NJ sw, 5r. ZOO
1916 LIST 4r..... 30 yls LIST 4r....... 90
mhl2-:3ts
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NOR RENT
l2o2 st. W, Tor. m.L1 % 70 Mccullough tt. Ia
As 9th ST. NV, 40 II Dingmsn Place. Ar 10
l136 st. n Or, mi65 u 18th ar $50
92sf fsvenw- lor.5o le l4ih St. ne. 4r..., 90
~ st. NV. Or. mi 40 25ll NJ St, store.
30 st. ,Sr mi 81 90 IL EiZhugh alley. Ar.
l52 E. Capitol ST. Or 30 80 Lewis st.. 3r ,....5
School St. Mt. p, Or. 20 o 18th ne, 81.
343 Md ave, sw, 6r... ls2 Trinidad ave; Sr.....
CHAS. L. BANEs.
mh12-3t sO4 and 500 street NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
OK ACRES AT BRIGHTWOOD UNIMPROvED;
y two acres, improved by handsome buildings. one
acre, improved by neat cottage. Also, two Of the
cheapest Farms in the state Of Maryland Improve
ments worth more than asked for the whole farms.
For terms apply to
Il. J. DAILY,
mh15-6ts 631 St nv
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
List OF Good Bargains.

Read and drop in w. o. Riddell & Cos.
office over the Kansas National bank, No.
13415 Main street, and they will write you a
deed and make you happy as we'll as money.
This Office does a strictly commission bust
ness and sell straight goods at owners
prices Read the list, it is good:
50 # cor of Emporia and English, S13,00O.
so it cor Waco bet Central and Elm, 50, 900.
A few lots On Water st bet Park and 10th,
$1,000
50 # on Topeka ave bet English and Wa
terman, s., 800.
so ft on Emporia bet Douglas s. 1st ST.
600.
Is it Topeka bet II and 18th st, S2.400.
Is ft Market bet Central and Elm, $500.
50 # Water st bet Douglas and LIST SITS
$4,000.
90 it on cor Oak and Water ST, $4,000.
- it on South Lawrence east front, 81 ,5o9
100 It on Waco bet Park and 10th streets
81 400
100 it OF Market bet Park and 10th ST, So
COZ
Is ft and fine 7-room house Lawrence ave-
$50 CO.
50 fit cor Emporia and lst, $4,000.
go it Central ave east, $1,000.
50 # cor Main and Orme st, IS, $50.
15 fit on Emporia bet Orme and Kellogg
s.. 600.
IS lots in Burrs addition, per lot, $780,
80 fit on Emporia bet Morris and Lewis sts
5000.
50 it on Topeka ave bet English and Wa
terman, $4,000.
Four lots here, and four lots there, and IL
all parts Of the city.
w. o. RIDDELL & Co.,
No. 134]z over Kansas National bank Man
street Io-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

A Hapson TO 81 E Corn, Sc or % 2o-le.. 120O'
P Kries to a A Hyde, S hf OF NV or g. a,o
El2e...-... go. oio
Norris j Lloyd to If L Richardson,
even ~ 10 90 Fairmont add. ......... @0o
Susan King 70 J Wilson. nf lot
Dun ST Hilton's add ......-... 4u
Leopold Hays to II T Simms, odd IL
TO % Enlporia ave Hays & Goidstlna ~
D ' sneron to to G N Whitney, odd II
to 10 Sherwood & Sherwoods SUD
~ i,teSa 450
W A Miller 10 G w Hutchinson, odd
% to 81 Huater ave Burr's add 80. 3oo
W A Mcknight to j S Foote, 20 Tope-
ka ave-.
c Fees 90 Jas Foote l6 blk E ON
" r Psnch TO c Fl Rogers, blk A and
. 3 Douglas ave McKim q Mewcoinos ..o
.Ioseph Lines to Ira E Rollor, 63 65
Washington ave Glaze q Jocelyns
add .......'. w
a II Maxwell to Hattie Kennedy, even
"a TO 40 Pattie ave McCOrmick's add ioo
Mary C Glenn to W S Pettibone, even
1870 to l33 Mead ave Rans.n & Nc 90
Kay's add. %
T. > AlQrich TO Il JONES, ouu w ooo
Fannie ave McCormick's add: 2oo
A E Shober to H P Fortner, odd Al 10
Al blk o south University 3o
] A Dale to Soule. 6 s Andale: ~
Jos Rosenthal to II E CORN, even % 70
Ga, Rosenthal's sub-div- 20
A A HYDE to Robt Slater, even ~ 10
50. Pattie ave, Hyde's add.
John Mccormick to b finch, odd IL m
to 23. blk H Wheeler's add w
Garfield Land Co TO Sarah V1gens,
ney, 30 and 80 Power ave, Garheid o.
add ..........
Francis Howard to " Il Aasby, u IN
23-2I-le ~
Arthur Dondson to Alfred Roy, 80, Al, 80
Hydraulic ave. Mccormick add. -. bo
I Richmond to P Howe, 2O2. a,4, -
Richmond ava. Richmond's "a add. ~
T Coon to F A Mills, odd 249 TO 255
Market st, Hyde & Ferrill's add. 80. 4so
G L Smyser to c S Caldwell, odd TO
o Cleveland ave, Aliens I'd add. -. l5o
E ] Beattie to S Collette, even % 10
so Fannie ave, Hyde's add. loo
Henry Schweiter to Susan A Wrougn-
ton, even "a to 40 Pattie st, Sch"el- 49,
ters sub-div, blk 5 ....... $500. oo
W w Dill to A Doron, "a, Fifth ave.
English's add. ooV
C r Ross to Phil Dallam, even ~ TO 900
26, Fannie ave, Ross add. ........... loo
J F Stiles to Adam II lmboden. odd IL
tie 90, Lulu ave, McCormick's add. lOO
Lee Brand to L Even, even "A to As,
Green ave. Firebaugh's sub-div...... 9O
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
NOt;re-P0stDOneo.

The directors of the John Bright Cniyer-
sity have decided to extend the time for re-
ception of bids for the location of said Uni
versity until the first of March.
Those wishing to bid for location Of said
university may procure subscription blanks
by calling on the secretary VIM P. Jester,
at Alien, Graham & Jones, Ala East Doug
las ave, or V. X. Stanley, at the same place.
All bids to receive attention should be de-
livered sealed into the hands of the secretary
not later than the 2Sth day of February.
The trustaes reserve the right of few
DAYS to consider bids and decide on location.
dT-St